NEWS ARCHIVE
| Title | Date |
|---|---|
| From barrier to bus gate | Jul 30 2020 |
| Friday blues—or greens | Jul 17 2020 |
| Shocking pink pen | Jun 17 2020 |
| Mount Place makeover | Jun 14 2020 |
| Old health centre decision due | Jun 04 2020 |
| Shopping update | Apr 10 2020 |
| Jericho Helpers | Mar 23 2020 |
| A bridge from China to Jericho | Feb 22 2020 |
| Castle Mill boaters face eviction | Feb 11 2020 |
| George Street crossing to be reworked—again | Jan 29 2020 |
| Our Jericho | Dec 15 2019 |
| Dreams and nightmares | Dec 13 2019 |
| Walton Street consultation starts | Nov 07 2019 |
| Pass on food you do not need | Oct 22 2019 |
| Lucy’s unveils plans for old health centre site | Oct 04 2019 |
| Walton Street stays closed | Oct 03 2019 |
| An end to the civilized calm | Sep 19 2019 |
| Into the Walton Street voids | Aug 30 2019 |
| Proposals for the new community centre | Jul 27 2019 |
| Public consultation on Jericho Wharf | Jul 06 2019 |
Who has a car?
According to the 2001 Census, only 47% of Jericho households have a car compared with 67% for Oxford as a whole.
Where the name Jericho comes from?
The name Jericho is probably taken from the parable of the Good Samaritan. Traditionally the name was given to places where travellers who arrived after the town gates had closed at sunset could find lodgings overnight.